Love Story of Coke

Author: Cate
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: How long does a woman spend waiting for a man to call her in her life? This book is Cate von Bilk's breakout hit. With a delicate and humorous writing style, the author authentically portrays the psychological changes of a single woman waiting for her prince charming's call on a weekend night, making it the most beloved private novel for young women across Europe, if not the entire world. Since its first publication in Germany in 1999, the book not only became a bestseller in Germany that year but also remained at the top of bestseller lists across Europe for a long time. To date, the book has sold over 1.8 million copies in Europe alone and has been translated into 14 different language editions, including English, Polish, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, and is sold worldwide. In 2001, a film adaptation was released and achieved remarkable box office success. It is a love textbook highly praised by the media and a beloved private novel for women. The protagonist, Cate, presents an image of someone suffering from an acute, painful love sickness; she plays the same song on an old piano every day to calm herself; deadly careless, to the point of giving Daniel, the doctor, the wrong phone number when she actively showed interest in him; her specialty is vividly imitating interest, sympathy, and sexual climax; she calls men's tight jeans "reproductive ability display pants." And this time, her problem is: after a one-night stand, why doesn't that man call her back for a long time? Cate is average in looks,, has an ordinary job, and her age is not optimistic. What kind of man could she possibly hope to find? Yet, Cate is completely smitten with Daniel, who is tall, handsome, and drives a BMW, at first sight. After one romantic night with Daniel, Cate is completely lost. Now what should she do? How long will it take for a man in this situation to call? Three days? If he doesn't call, should she take the initiative to call him, or should she continue to foolishly wait? Does he love her, or is he just treating it as a one-night stand? All night long, Cate waits by the phone, analyzing everything. In the end, does the phone ring? This book, with its delicate and humorous writing, vividly portrays the subtle psychology of a single woman waiting for her prince charming's call on a weekend night, telling the story of a free-spirited woman's exciting love adventure. How long does a woman spend waiting for a man to call her in her life? This book is Cate von Bilk's breakout hit. With a delicate and humorous writing style, the author authentically portrays the psychological changes of a single woman waiting for her prince charming's call on a weekend night, making it the most beloved private novel for young women across Europe, if not the entire world. Since its first publication in Germany in 1999, the book not only became a bestseller in Germany that year but also remained at the top of bestseller lists across Europe for a long time. To date, the book has sold over 1.8 million copies in Europe alone and has been translated into 14 different language editions, including English, Polish, Korean, and Traditional Chinese, and is sold worldwide. In 2001, a film adaptation was released and achieved remarkable box office success. It is a love textbook highly praised by the media and a beloved private novel for women. The protagonist, Cate, presents an image of someone suffering from an acute, painful love sickness; she plays the same song on an old piano every day to calm herself; deadly careless, to the point of giving Daniel, the doctor, the wrong phone number when she actively showed interest in him; her specialty is vividly imitating interest, sympathy, and sexual climax; she calls men's tight jeans "reproductive ability display pants." And this time, her problem is: after a one-night stand, why doesn't that man call her back for a long time? Cate is average in looks,, has an ordinary job, and her age is not optimistic. What kind of man could she possibly hope to find? Yet, Cate is completely smitten with Daniel, who is tall, handsome, and drives a BMW, at first sight. After one romantic night with Daniel, Cate is completely lost. Now what should she do? How long will it take for a man in this situation to call? Three days? If he doesn't call, should she take the initiative to call him, or should she continue to foolishly wait? Does he love her, or is he just treating it as a one-night stand? All night long, Cate waits by the phone, analyzing everything. In the end, does the phone ring?